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• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 12, No. 11 (January 1946)
  CONTENTS: Textile Workers’ Lives Work and Prayer For Better Order At New School Peter Muarin Leads the Way Negroes in Pittsburgh Embrace Poverty—Here Are Homes In Mott Street Letter to a Doctor by Fr. Duffy Mystery of Poverty by Abbe Anselme Longpre Called to Be Saints Or Go to Hell It Is the Revolution Bread by Edward M. Betowski Poems by Claude McKay Why Poverty? The Heart of Man (reviewed) by John Curran Good Pamphlets by Julia Porcelli Epiphany by James Rogan Today’s Encyclicals by John Doebele The Holy Family by Fr. Bede Jarrett, O.P. St. Francis Xavier On Profiteers by Fr. Vincent McNabb Pie-Eyed by Stanley Vishnewski News From England Diocese Plans Soup Kitchen From The Mail Bag Release All War Objectors—Bishop O’Hara Remember the Children A Petition To The President Of The United States
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 12, No. 10 (December 1945)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Pius XII We Feast—They Starve by Doris Ann Doran Land Ownership MacArthur’s Plan Houses of Hospitality by Fr. Clarence Duffy We Are Citizens Of God’s Kingdom Thanksgiving Day At 115 Mott Street by Jack English Mary in the Bronx by Julia Porcelli Room For Christ A Father of the Modern Desert by Fr. John J. Hugo Brothers by Joan Quilty Litany of St. Benedict Joseph Labre, Conf. Book Review Condition: Terminal by John Francis Putnam Back Issues Needed Pius XI Said: An Economic Creed by Fr. Vincent McNabb, O.P. More About Dead Storage The Eleventh Hour by Sister Mary Norbert, R.S.M. From England Notes By The Way Education For the Countryside Look to the Land Works of Mercy A New Bread Recipe by Dorothy Day
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 12, No. 09 (November 1945)
  CONTENTS: Peter Maurin Writes On Property and Strikes An Appeal To Women Atomic Bomb Notes by the Way My Mind as a Catholic Work by Irene Mary Naughton Schools for Heroes by Fr. Clarence Duffy From the Mail Bag An Apostolate for Women by Pope Pius XII Advent by James Rogan Small Churches by Ade Bethune Love Made Visible by Josephine Drabek The Dream of Gerontius by Cardinal Newman Carve Your Own by Julia Porcelli Book Review Letters Prayer to St. Conrad For Our Farmers A Thanksgiving To God For His House by Robert Herrick Richard’s Grace by Richard Jordan
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 12, No. 08 (October 1945)
  CONTENTS: Class War On Waterfront In New York Unemployment by Eric Gill Notes By The Way From a Priest Welcome Home Louis Budenz From a Soldier Manna Is Sometimes Rabbits by Dorothy Day Clergy and Carpenter by Philip Hargreen “We Are Accountable” by Fr. Clarence Duffy Fathers of the Modern Desert by Fr. John J. Hugo Sonnets The Bloodless Persecution by Stanley Vishnewski Just Wages and the Right to Work by Pius XII Look to the Land Clothes, Clothes, Clothes Letters
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 12, No. 07 (September 1945)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin We Go On Record—by Dorothy Day Notes By The Way Peace Without Victory by Fr. John J. Hugo Program for Spain by Fr. Clarence Duffy The Village of Mary Ridge by Arthur T. Sheehan Our Visitors We Make a Pilgrimage Letter to a GI Joe Exodus by Fr. Vincent McNabb, O.P. A House To Live In Two Sonnets Mother Cabrini by Julia Porcelli Labor’s Dignity Book Review Eric Gill Said— Sunday Morning by Sister Mary Norbert, R.S.M. Peter the ‘Materialist’ by Peter Maurin From The Mail Bag
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 12, No. 06 (July-August 1945)
  CONTENTS: Segregation On Way Out In Chicago by John Doebele Retreats So Far—Retreats to Come G. Griffin Home And Others Too, But Not to Stay Notes By The Way The Servile State Germany’s Opportunity by Fr. Clarence Duffy Security Gospel of Peace By Fr. J. J. Hugo Now Available Bread Of Peace by james Rogan A Loaf for Dad by Joan Quilty Three Sonnets by Claude McKay The Parable of Bread by Mary Alice Duddy St. Benedict Manasseri by Julia Porcelli Ammon Among the Indians Voluntary Poverty And Pacifism C.P.S. News Of Many Things From A Sick Friend The Belgian Jocists Druing the War by R. Kothen An Invitation
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 12, No. 05 (June 1945)
  CONTENTS: Freedom On the Land by Peter Kropotkin (Arranged by Peter Maurin) As You Sow— The Sermon On The Mount You Will Reap! Day By Day Pope Pius XII Speaks Peace Now with Japan! By Rev. Clarence Duffy And Now June Retreat At Maryfarm How Much Land Does a Man Need by Fr. Clarence Duffy ‘To Sing Is to Pray Twice’ by Arthur Sheehan Prayer of Saint Ephrem The Simple Life by Ammon Hennacy The Buzz-Rig Versus The Hand-Saw by John Curran Two Poems by James Rogan Homily for Trinity Sunday Pius XII Prayer for Peace A Woman Distraught With Much Weeping by David Mason The Bean Book Review Outline Of Life by J. W. Bagiackas St. John A Litany of the Feast Of the Sacred Heart by Gertrude von Le Fort
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 12, No. 04 (May 1945)
  CONTENTS: Commenting on San Francisco by Fr. Clarence Duffy To Our Lady Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Rescued From Dead Storage The New Slavery In Jail by X. Y. Again It Is May From The Mail Bag The Man Born Blind by David Mason Book Review Cologne: A Cross for the World Landward Ho! by Sister Mary Norbert In Prayerful Dance by Liam Fitzgibbon Making Bread by William Cobbett Other Christ, Other Mary Retreats for Veterans There Waits A Child by Marie Conti Oreste May Dan and Boston Common by Arthur Sheehan Grail Schools of Apostolate Cleaning House by Catherine De Hueck
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 12, No. 03 (April 1945)
  CONTENTS: Dynamic Devotion by Peter Maurin The New Anatomy of Imprisonment by Casey Jones Conscience Vindicated by Fr. John J. Hugo Peacetime Conscription by Fr. Clarence Duffy Not Hearers, but Doers Spring Comes to Mott St. Day By Day by Dorothy Day Woman and the Land by Janet Kalven The Tempest by M. C. Livingston Divine Paradox by Eleanor Glenn Wallis Book Review Fight Conscription! Meditation by Arthur Sheehan The Way To Peace Springfield’s Shame Is America’s Reproach by David Mason Letters About Saint Benedict’s Farm A Pilgrimage by Catherine De Hueck Doherty
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 12, No. 02 (March 1945)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Fools And Beasts by Eric Gill Notes By The Way by Dorothy Day Savagery And Frightfulness Breastplate of St. Patrick Retreat On Tyranny and War from Plato’s “Republic” To One of These My Least Brethren by Mary C. Ferris The Immorality of Conscription by Father John J. Hugo From The Mail Bag Heavenly Gifts The Unknown Soldier by Frank Cullen Brophy Memories of My Yesterdays by Catherine De Hueck Doherty Moon’s Herald, Evening Star by Raymond E. F. Larsson Prayer to St. Joseph by Pius X
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 12, No. 01 (February 1945)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin More About Holy Poverty, Which Is Voluntary Poverty Peter Calls It Dynamite by Rev. John a Ryan No Oil For the Lamps by David Mason Background for Peter Maurin by Dorothy Day The Stations of The Cross by Ade Bethune From The Mail Bag Judge Everybody Favorably Our Mental Hospitals Life With the Conscientious Objectors by Arthur Sheehan We Need a Liturgical Cook Book by Stanley Vishnewsi Book Review
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 11 (January 1945)
  CONTENTS: Conscription Must Go—Father O’Brien by Rev. John A. O’Brien Easy Essays: Journalism by Peter Maurin Where to Live? Negro Housing Grave Problem Sojourn at Maryfarm by Grace Elizabeth Gallagher House of Bread Long, Long Ago… Not Lamentation Look Within by Claude McKay Day by Day On Ward Duty House of the Dead by Fr. Clarence Duffy Meditation by Stanley Vishnewski ‘The People Perish’ by Irene Mary Naughton This Is Matriarchy by Eric Gill Book Review The War in the Soil Why Don’t You Work? By David Mason Through Adler to Pius XII by John Doebele Prayer to St. Raphael So We Moved The Kitchen Lunatics
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 10 (December 1944)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Race Trouble In Chicago Fight Conscription Poverty and Pacifism by Dorothy Day Deo Gratias Notes On Retreat From the Mail Bag Liturgical Week For Our Slain Brethren Great Antiphons Workers and The Machine by Eric Gill The Images of Mary by Harper G. Brown A Rural Episode by Cecelia Curran Big Dan Is Dead Wisconsin Benediction by James Rogan New Horizons by Grace Elizabeth Gallagher “The Good News”
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 09 (November 1944)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Pope Pius XII On the Dignity of Labor Day By Day by Dorothy Day Fr. Garrelts Condemns War Priests and Movies Protect the Poor and the Weak The Immorality of Conscription by Father John J. Hugo Christ in the Market Place Post-War Land Disposal In Wrong Hands Beveridge Plans? From The Mail Bag War Inevitable? Job Accidents Kill 37,000 in Two Years Prayer and Contemplation
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 08 (October 1944)
  CONTENTS: Comments On the News—In The Light of Faith Cake and Circuses Finland’s Peace Poverty and Purity Catholic U. Priest On Bombings St. Paul Priest Goes on Record Pittsburgh Priest Repudiates Draft Sow In This Field Easy Essays by Peter Maurin The Catholic Worker Retreat House Background for Peter Maurin by Dorothy Day Christmas Cards And Crib Sets Fools For Christ A Talk With a Country Priest by Fr. Vincent McNabb The Dance by Arthur Sheehan Mary’s Poverty From the Mail Bag (1944) Houses of Hospitality Make Haste to Help He is Stripped by Eric Gill Maternity Guild by Julia Porcelli Martyrs by Stanley Vishnewski A Rosary book by Eva Smith
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 07 (July-August 1944)
  CONTENTS: Men and Things by Eric Gill Once Upon a Time – A Story by Dorothy Day Little Italy Meets Big Italy by David Mason Going My Way by Fr. John J. Hugo Announcing—Catholic Worker Land School Yanqui Imperialism by Fr. Clarence Duffy Spreading the Good News Results of Italian Relief Ghosts by Mrs. Richard Wheeler The Test of Courage by Fr. John A. O’Brien Prayers For Russia From The Mail Bag Psalm by R. J. Schoeck Work of War Objectors in Mental Hospitals Praised by Dr. Stenenson C.O.S. Act as “Guinea Pigs” in a Typical Pneumonia Experiments at Pinehurst, North Carolina Church and Social Work by Peggy Stern The Judgment A View of Personalism by Arthur T. Sheehan Use of Force Popes and Peace by Liam Brophy, B.PH. The Only Way Our by Louis A Dessurne Thanksgiving After Holy Communion According to the Byzantine Rite Blessed de Montfort by Louis Marie Grignon de Montfort (to his mother) “A Lost Citizen”
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 06 (June 1944)
  CONTENTS: Charity and Poverty by Peter maurin Random Reflections by Dorothy Day Come Our of the Grandstand by David Mason “A Farm In Ireland” Our Friend Joe Aid For Italy Prophet or Architect? From The Mail Bag Corpus Christi In Spain by Father Clarence Duffy Prepare the Harvest Litany of the Feast of the Most Sacred Heart by Gertrude Von Le Fort Need for Missals Books to Read On Straightening the Dog’s Tail by A. J. Penty Memo on party Line Msgr. Barry O’Toole by Dorothy Day Mexicans On Long Island Pius XII Englishman’s Diary by Louis A Dessurne Faith In Israel by Rev. John M. Oesterreicher (continued from last month) Boston Notes
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 05 (May 1944)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Our Friend Joe Western Bishop Pleads For Morality In War Notes By The Way by Dorothy Day A Few Vignettes by Arthur Sheehan Pastor Begins A Soil Club God’s Secret Weapon A Little This—A Little That Forward to Middle Ages by Liam Brophy Freedom of Speech The Peace Now Movement Vs. Sadistic Journalism by George W. Hartmann War Brings Atrocities by Gordon Zarn Faith In Israel by Rev. John M. Oceterricher Our First Year and Our Tenth by David Mason Country School Rogation Days by Fr. Clarence Duffy Bishops’ Plan for Labor by Helen Haye Chicago Unit Writing IX by Ade de Bethune A Modern Mother by “Legionnaire” Catholic Women—Awake! The Christian Conspiracy Catholic Worker Appeal
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 04 (April 1944)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Pope Denounces Bombings House Notes by Dave Mason A Good Friend Dies by Arthur Sheehan Our Friend Joe Britain and Ireland by Father Clarence Duffy To A Catholic Worker Postscript by William Langland From the Mail Bag The Gospel of Peace by Father John J. Hugo Hardness of the World Versus the Gospel Study of the Scriptures Easter The is Beyond The Seems by Frank J. Sheed “Once In Cornwall” Soil and Health No Freedom of Conscience, Says Representative Book Reviews From the Hungry Forties Writing VIII by Ade de Bethune The Crucifixion
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 03 (March 1944)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin The Gospel of Peace by Father John J. Hugo Notes By The Way by Dorothy Day An Editor Speaks Out by Arthur Sheehan Pius XII Our Friend Joe Epistle to the Irish by Bob Sukoski To A Catholic Worker The Doll by Louis A Dessurne Rural Parish Provides Acreage for Small Farms Moscow, Tokyo, Washington, London Papers Please Copy From the Mail Bag Book Reviews Produce, Pushcarts and Pants by D.M. Must Open Doors to Negroes Pius XII on Negotiated Peace An Artist Looks at Work by Ade Bethune Peace Pledge After the Annunciation by Eileen Duggan Monte Cassino by Dorothy Day A Parish in Ireland We Are All Brothers The Country Store by A. T. S. Writing VI by Ade de Bethune The Way of the Cross Can We Win the Peace? by Rev John A O’Brien, Ph.D., LL.D. A Study In Ethics by Robert C. Ludlow
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 02 (February 1944)
  CONTENTS: “The Church Never Will Recognize A Regime Based On Forced Labor” What Is Man? By Eric Gill, Arranged by Peter Maurin Hospital Unit Has Post-War Plans Farming Commune by Dorothy Day Ren Joe Rosewood Unit Tells Its Story Why To Read A Book by Arthur Sheehan O Saving Host Catholic C.O.S. Having a Problem For the Good Earth Sam Newberry His Name by R. J. Scheeck The Gospel of Peace by Farther John J. Hugo The Four Masters by Brother Michael Simplicity and Duplicity Feed the Children Retreats Navy Praise An Artist Looks at Work by Ade Bethune A Farm in Ireland VI by Fr. Clarence Duffy Urbsbeata by Paula Holladay Employers’ Responsibility From The Mail Bag Writing V by Ade Bethune
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 11, No. 01 (January 1944)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin PM Distorts News A World Court For World Peace by Rev. John A. O’Brien, Ph.D., LL.D. One Chain of Darkness Notes By The Way by Dorothy Day A Challenge to Women by Annie Riley Hale Ben Joe Labray V for the Virgin Will Rationing Regulations Close St. Joseph’s Kitchen? Gospel of Peace by Father Hugo An Old Legend She Objects by Mary Paulson The Holy Eucharist – Sermon of St. Thomas Aquinas On Fools— Why Propaganda? Keating and the Four Masters by Jeanne Williams A Farm in Ireland V by Fr. Clarence Duffy Farming and Mental Health by Arthur Sheehan We Are Happy To Recommend—by Francis N. Wendell The Holy Ghost New Community Book Reviews Writing V by Ade de Bethune Epiphany The Hand Jews and Catholics
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 11 (December 1943)
  CONTENTS: Money and Morals by Eric Gill Pius XII Hunger In India “Ben Joe” A Great Day For The Psychiatrists by Arthur Sheehan On the Mystical Body by Pius XII And for Our Absent Brethren by Dorothy Day The Need for Ownership “Gospel of Peace” by Father John J. Hugo Dear Editors:-- by Ron Mott All These things The Liturgy in the Post-War World by Liam Brophy, B.Ph. (Louvain) Writing IV by Ade de Bethune More “Folly” by Bob Sukeski A Farm In Ireland IV by Fr. Clarence Duffy Collectivism Book Review Staten Island Camp Destroyed By Fire Feed The Children A Saint on the Air, by J. F. Powers
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 10 (October 1943)
  CONTENTS: We Must Have Houses of Hospitality by Peter Maurin “And of Such Hostilities” Pope Pleads for Peace by Rev. John A. O’Brien, Ph.D., LLD. The Kingship of Christ Ben Joe Labray Notes By The Way by Dorothy Day Meditation for a Psychiatrist by Arthur Sheehan We Cary On by Peter Maruin Suffering Politics Without Good Gospel of Peace by Fr. John J. Hugo Truth and Freedom by Robert C. Ludlow The Family Rosary Writing by Ade de Bethune In Homage A Hand to the Plow by Bob Sukoski Commercialism and the Farm by Larry Heaney The Family And the Land The Family Wage by Tim O’Brien Weighty Principle by Pius XI Book Review In Short From the Mail Bag English PAX’s New Council A Farm In Ireland III by Father Clarence Duffy ‘No Clothes Today’ Symbols of Mary
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 09 (September 1943)
  CONTENTS: Let’s Keep The Jews for Christ’s Sake by Peter Maurin The Gospel of Peace by Father John J. Hugo Day After Day Ben Joe Labray Pittsburgh Pastor Attacks Proposal To Draft Fathers Labor Unions by Fr. Clarence Duffy Purim From The Mail Bag Slavonic Mission Inquiry Needed in State Hospitals Liturgy and Personality Writing II. By Ade Bethune Books Received Is Farming A Mortal Sin? Works for Mercy A Farm in Ireland II. By Father Clarence Duffy Railroads Still Hire Unfit ‘Coolie’ Labor Pius XI Partnership Hegira With Peter by David Mason
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 08 (July-August 1943)
  CONTENTS: Interview with Peter Maurin by Arthur Sheehan War Objectors Suffer Brutalities In Mo. Prison Blueprint For Demoralization Day After Day C.O.’s in Hospital For Feeble-Minded Work 12 Hrs. Daily “Put God First”—By Farther Clarence Duffy On Retreat The Superficial “Realists” Writing by Ade de Bethune Prayer and Penance Social Reconstruction Benedict XV A Farm in Ireland by Father Clarence Duffy Books to Read A Day In The County Jail by J. F. Powers The Family Wage Riot or Revolution Unless We Live As Christ’s Own by John Fleming They Can’t Wear Coupons
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 07 (June 1943)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Half Million Miners Halt War Work By Three Strikes Peace—Peace—Peace! address by Pope Pius XII Leo XIII on Just Wages Negro and White Battle in Detroit; Disorders Rampant For Christians No Just War Where Is Sanctuary? Patristics And Peace Catholic Conscientious Objectors The True International Day After Day Feeding Europe From The Mail Bag Catholics Can Be Conscientious Objectors by Fr. John J. Hugo Serapion’s Prayer Books of the Times by Fr. Clarence Duffy Your Grandson’s History Lesson Is Being Written Today! Mental Patients In Oregon Even The Poor Is the C.W. a Catholic Paper? Otherwise, Death More Abundantly Interview with Peter Maurin by Arthur Sheehan Letters from the Houses by Jack Thornton
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 06 (May 1943)
  CONTENTS: PAX by Peter Maurin Our Lady of Mott St. Peace Now Without Victory Will Save Jews “Catholics CAN Be Conscientious Objectors…” Feed The Hungry! Dead Men’s Bread Feeds the Starving In Polish Ghetto The Family Front Don Luigi Sturzo Christian Democrat by Fr. Clarence Duffy Christian Sociology By the Grace of God by Don Luigi Books Received “Pharisees” Not Saviors, Vatican Declares On Farming and Other Cooperatives Interview with Peter Maurin On Land and Children by Arthur Sheehan Taylor, Murphy End Hunger Strike On 82nd Day Negroes and Civilian Public Service Letter From Camp Aims and Purposes Day After Day From The Mail Bag Catholics Can Be Conscientious Objectors by Fr. John J. Hugo A Night In The County Jail by J. F. Powers Association of Catholic Conscientious Objectors Pius XII “The Poor You Have Always With You” Strangest Parish In a Peasant Land by Francis Gabrovsek Fr. Judge Said: Catholic Worker Summer Retreats War Jon Thorton Writes St. Isidore’s Farm Farming Commune It Is Not Too Late by Ade de Bethune
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 05 (April 1943)
  CONTENTS: Interview With Peter Maurin by Arthur Sheehan Hunger Strikers Protest for Work Of Importance by Dorothy Detzer Pius XII 500,000 Polish War Orphans Face Death in Russia Day After Day Weapons of the Spirit by Fr. John J. Hugo Mines and Miners by Fr. Clarence Duffy English Catholic Worker by Mary G. Power Saints Say Peace, Not Victory Conscientious Objectors Have New Camp by Ray Pierzchalski It Needs to Be Said Again The Children Prayer for Apostles The Inadequacy of Material Defense Death Good and Evil From The Mail Bag The Small Way Retail Cooperatives Book Review Dictators and Personalists Books Received “My Sunday Missal” for Service Men Lenten Tidings Man’s Right To Live by John T. Giddings Famine Relief To the Land
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 04 (March 1943)
  CONTENTS: Radio Talk by Peter Maurin C.W. Bread Line Always With Us, Please Give Alms LENT Brutal Treatment Shows Need Of C.O.’s In Hospitals Day After Day Weapons of the Sprit by John J. Hugo Conscription Workers’ Ownership Through Co-operative Industry by Fr. Clarence Duffy Conscientious Objector CPS Camp 26, Alexian Bros, Hospital by Jim rogan C.O.’s Studying War Relief, Urge Feed Europe Now Feed Europe’s Starving Children by Rev. John A. O’Brien Selective Service Closes C.O. Camp Of Catholic Group bby Dwight Lacrowe From The Mail Bag Farmers’ Co-operatives Book Review North Carolina by C. L. Warner Farming Commune Land In Russia
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 03 (February 1943)
  CONTENTS: Journalism Good and Bad by Peter Maurin 2 More Leaders Of C.W. Movement Sail For Egypt Pius Xii Rochester House Of Hospitality Has New Chapel Day After Day Weapons of the Spirit by Rev. John J. Hugo German Bishops on Christian Morality The Mother of God by Fr. Clarence Duffy Play, Work At Warner by Dwight Larrowe More C.O.’s Jailed In This War Peace And The Pope by Arthur Sheehan A C.O. Explains by Carl J. Landes Pacifist conference Alexian Brothers Hospital Pope’s Prayer Plan for Peace by B. Dornan Praying From The Mail Bag Co-operative Farming Medical Cooperatives by C.D. The Corrupt Press by George Seldes Women In War Going Back to Iona Pius XII Little Way Farm by Edna Hower Land Division In Mexico
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 02 (January 1943)
  CONTENTS: “Things That Are God’s” by Peter Maurin If Conscription Comes For Women Christmas Broadcast Of Pius XII The Weapons of the Spirit by Fr. John J. Hugo Marriage and the Family by Fr. Clarence Duffy Poverty and Peace by Eric Gill The Dignity of Labor by Ade De Bethune Warner by Dwight Larrowe Letter from Chicago No Lasting Cities by Arthur Sheehan Day After Day Starvation! From The Mail Bag Atlantic Charter Being Ignored The Church And Co-Operatives Decentralist Literature Old Gaelic Prayers Co-operatives in Far East Humanity Demands We Feed Europe Men First by Thoreau Peace Without Victory by John Cudahy Negro Discrimination Dangerous Hypocrisy, Says Aux. Bishop Sheil Land, Labor and Liberty Rural Communes Looking To the Future Newark Colony Gets a Farm
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 10, No. 01 (December 1942)
  CONTENTS: Freedom On the Land by William Gauchat Pius XII Catholic Action by Peter Maurin “Grant Peace In Our Days” Forty-Eight Women Will Not Register Cure For Race Hatred by Fr. Clarence Duffy The Weapons of the Spirit by Fr. John J. Hugo A Little Office In Honor Of The Blesses Virgin For An End Of Wars – The Prelude New Book Gives Outline For Peace Forget Pearl Harbor Or, A South Pacific Charter Warner Latest Report by Polly Robinson A Voice From Bethlehem by Rev. Thos. Reilly, OP. From The Mail Bag A Letter To Christ’s Poor: Mott Street Meetings Thomas Jefferson to John Adams Irish Bishop’s Letter Short Breviary Thanksgiving Night by Helen Gott
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 09, No. 08 (June 1942)
  CONTENTS: A Three Points Program by Peter Maurin Pope Pleads for Peace by Rev. John A. O’Brien, Ph.D., LLD Day After Day A Whole Church Grave Injustice Done Japanese On West Coast In The Vineyard by Rev. John J. Hugo Pope’s Plead for End to Slaughter Marhouse News “Suffer Little Children To Come Unto Me” In Sundry Times And Places “Vitamins” and Common Sense by Father Clarence Duffy The Voice of Trappist Silence by Fred L. Holmes Civilian Public Service Camps Protest Reduced Draft Age Now Letters From Readers Herbs of the Field The Time of Blossoms
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 09, No. 07 (May 1942)
  CONTENTS: Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Conscription of Women Unless Protested Now Pius XII Bates Leaves C.O. Camp to Protest War Conscription Day After Day In The Vineyard by Fr. John J. Hugo People Starving In Greece Cut Roots of War by Rev. W. E. Orchard Seventeen More Assigned to ACCO Camp in Chicago God’s Coward by Jim Rogan and Ammon Hennacy Rochester Letter Discusses C.O.’s In War and Peace by Mary A. Doughtery Go To The Poor Go To Mary A New Year St. Paul’s Message Letter Telling of Noble Aide for Mental Patients An Old Friend Maryhouse Democracy Peonage Case To Be Investigated An Appeal Herb of the Fields Our Spring Appeal
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 09, No. 06 (April 1942)
  CONTENTS: For a New Order by peter Maurin Chicago Hospital Works of Mercy For ACCO Camp Pius XII Conscript Women Future Prospect Unless Protested Day After Day In The Vineyard by Fr. John J. Hugo Cupboard Love Letter From Chicago Mental Hospitals Need More Help; Why Not C.O.’s? Letter From Stoddard Federal Farm Aid Cut By House; Write Senators Hearing for Panchelli, Woodworth and Brown Beet Growers Ask For Child Labor Stay Granted To Odell Waller Paddy the Cope Defense Needed For King-Ramsey-Conner The Stations Of The Cross by Raymond E. F. Larsson Herbs fo the Field The Nettle Also the Dandelion—Its Many Uses
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 09, No. 05 (March 1942)
  CONTENTS: A Peace Broadcast—To Rulers and Others In the Vineyard: VI.-Positive Christianity by Fr. John J. Hugo Five Forms Of Capitalism by Peter Maurin Racism And Religion Federal Farm Aid Faces Drastic Cut, Readers Mush Act by Fr. Clarence Duffy Dear St. Joseph My Mind As A Catholic by Cardinal Newman Hungry in Greece Fed by Pius XII Waller Will Die Unless Va. Gov. Grants Stay Story of Mary’s House Conscript Women Future Prospect Unless Protest ACCO History And Purposes Stephen Hergenhan Study of the Farming Commune at Easton, Pa. by Hazen Ordway Grow Your Own Food King-Ramsey-Connor Defense committee Asks for Our Help The Little Girls of Mary Farm
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 09, No. 04 (February 1942)
  CONTENTS: On Personalism by Peter Maurin Why Do the Members of Christ Tear One Another?... by St. Clement Day After Day In The Vineyard by Fr. John J. Hugo Pacifist Problems by Fr. W. E. Orchard From the Center of the War A Letter From China From The Mail Bag An Open Letter to President Wilson by Ben Salmon Waller Case Goes Before Supreme Court Migrant Workers Organizers Beaten St. Louis Hospice Land and Ownership by Fr. C. Duffy Mid-Winter Sun Discrimination, Incorporated by Fr. Clarence Duffy
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 09, No. 03 (January 1942)
  CONTENTS: Our Country Passes From Undeclared To Declared War; We Continue Our Christian Pacifist Stand Day After Day On Specialization by Peter Maurin In The Vineyard by Fr. John J. Hugo Archbishop Writes, Promising Prayers For War Objectors Catholic Pacifism by Fr. W.E. Orchard “Blessed Are the Poor In Spirit” by Eric Gill An Open Letter to President Wilson by Ben Salmon Racial Appeal in This War Seen as ‘Two-Edged Sword’ From The Mail Bag Cardinal O’Connell’s New Year’s Message: Baltimore C.W. New York Pacifists To Hold Conference Book Reviews Anti-Migrant Law Repealed All In A Day’s Work Herbs of the Field by Graham Carey
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 09, No. 02 (December 1941)
  CONTENTS: The Pope And the World by Peter Maurin Labor Leaders Freed From Prison In California Day After Day Miners Stay in Pit One Hundred Hours In Sitdown Strike Europe Is Starving, U.S. Indifferent Says John Cudahy by Ed. Skillen Ben Joe Labray Two Wanderers News From Stoddard Civilian Service Camp Thank You Peace Prayer Of Pius XII Bread of Death by Antoine de Saint Exupery War and Conscription At the Bar of Chirstian Morals by Rt. Rev. Msgr. G. B. O’Toole, Ph.D., S.T.D. To a Nine-inch Gun by Anonymous God’s Coward: by Ammon Hennacy Conscience and Authority From The Mail Bag Book Review Francis Thompson by Alice Lautner Spirit of Hitler Gates and Doors by Joyce Kilmer Land Colonies On Poverty by Eric Gill A Begging Letter